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Stage 1 - Rogers claims first Tour of China stage | Xian2011-09-10 129km
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Stage 2 - Gjolberg takes stage and overall lead | Xian - Baoji2011-09-11 180.7km -
Stage 3 - Jang prevails on stage 3 | Baoji - Feng County2011-09-12 112km -
Rest day 1 | Feng County2011-09-13
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Stage 4 - Shpilevski scores in Suining | Mianyang - Suining2011-09-14 214.6km -
Stage 5 - Back-to-back wins for Shpilevski | Suining - Guang’an2011-09-15 143.8km -
Stage 6 - Three-peat for sprint sensation Shpilevski | Bishan2011-09-16 100.8km -
Stage 8 - Mugerli wins from break | Dujiangyan2011-09-18 134km -
Rest day 2 | Tianjin2011-09-19
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Crunch time in the Pyrenees for Jonas Vingegaard, Remco Evenepoel and Tom Pidcock – Analysing the contenders for the 2026 Volta a Catalunya
Still smarting from his recent setback in the UAE Tour mountains, Evenepoel now faces tougher rivals on a far harder course -
Tadej Pogačar transformed what seemed like the impossible into something unforgettable - Analysis of Milan-San Remo
Slovenian never really admitted it but winning Milan-San Remo had become an obsession -
'Spur-of-the-moment decision' lands Wout van Aert fourth career podium at Milan-San Remo as he surprises with effort from late crash
'It’s a shame I couldn’t fight for the victory' says Visma-Lease a Bike veteran
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'If I come back to San Remo it will only be to eat focaccia' - Tadej Pogačar hints he may never return after finally winning Milan-San Remo
'It's one of the biggest wins of my career' Slovenian says after a crash, attacks and close sprint victory -
'It was definitely nice to repay him' - Brandon McNulty helps team leader Tadej Pogačar ignite charge to Milan-San Remo win after late crash
US rider made debut at Italian Monument to support UAE Team Emirates-XRG teammate, their first race together since one-two finish at Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal -
'I can't help but be disappointed' - Tom Pidcock knows he was close to beating Tadej Pogačar at Milan-San Remo but missed an opportunity
Pinarello-Q36.5 rider describes Slovenian as 'one of the greatest of all time' after their Milan-San Remo duel
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'I can't hold my handlebars properly anymore' – Mathieu van der Poel sheds light on the crash and injury which left him out of the running at Milan-San Remo
'I think the damage isn't too bad, but it really does hurt' says Dutchman of gruesome finger injury -
'She was the Plan A' – Defending champion Lorena Wiebes happy to play team role for SD Worx-Protime as Lotte Kopecky wins Milan-San Remo Women
2025 winner relinquishes leadership as teammate keeps the title in the Dutch squad, finishes sixth on Via Roma -
As it happened: World Champion takes Milan-San Remo 2026 by half a wheel over multi-discipline superstar
Tadej Pogačar took it in a two-up sprint ahead of Tom Pidcock with Wout Van Aert leading in the rest to complete the podium
